Skin Barrier Repair Routine
Intensive moisture and soothing barrier support for dry, eczema and psoriasis-prone skin.
Description
This intensive, daily moisturizing routine is designed to soothe and support skin barrier repair for very dry, irritated, and inflammation-prone skin. The combination of the Hydrating Serum and Indigo Balm help bring comfort, balance, and recovery to compromised areas of skin with consistent use over time.
The right moisturizer plays a crucial role in skin health. This duo is designed for safe and effective, intensive moisturization alongside your doctor-prescribed treatments (if needed) and for long-term maintenance in lessening flare-ups.
Safe for sensitive, eczema, and psoriasis-prone skin.
Why your dry, irritated, and inflammation-prone skin will love this duo:
- Aloe-based serum deeply hydrates with hyaluronic acid
- Microbiome-friendly, pH balance serum improves skin balance and resilience
- Botanical, Indigo Naturalis, helps reduce the look of redness and calms irritation
- Softens rough, dry, flaky, or scaly areas
- Nourishing lipids strengthen, protect, and restore the skin barrier
Formulated without known irritants and unnecessary fillers: no fragrances, essential oils, dyes, parabens, alcohol, harsh preservatives, and more!
Ingredients
Ingredients have been ethically-sourced and are certified cruelty-free by the Leaping Bunny Program.
How to Use
You're Not Imagining it.
Why Compromised Skin Needs More Than Moisture.
When your skin barrier is compromised, products that once felt gentle can suddenly sting, burn, or leave your skin feeling even drier.
A weakened skin barrier loses moisture more easily while allowing irritants to penetrate the skin. That's why effective moisturization often requires more than one step.
Abby Rose Moisture Method
Common Questions
Why does my skin stay dry even after moisturizing?
If your skin barrier is compromised, it can lose moisture faster than it can retain it. Using a hydrating serum followed by an oil-based moisturizer helps replenish hydration and reduce moisture loss for longer-lasting comfort.
What is a compromised skin barrier?
A compromised skin barrier doesn't hold moisture as effectively, making skin feel dry, reactive, and more easily irritated. Supporting the barrier with gentle, consistent moisturization can help improve skin comfort over time.
Why does moisturizer sometimes burn on eczema-prone skin?
When the skin barrier is compromised, even mild ingredients can feel uncomfortable. Abby Rose products are formulated without common irritants like fragrance, essential oils, phenoxyethanol, drying alcohols, and harsh preservatives to help minimize irritation.
How do I moisturize eczema-prone skin?
The key is to replenish hydration first, then seal it in with a richer moisturizer. Our two-step routine pairs Hydrating Serum with Indigo Balm to help support the skin barrier and provide longer-lasting moisture for dry, compromised skin.
Why do I need both the Hydrating Serum and Indigo Balm?
They work together as a two-step moisturizing routine. The Hydrating Serum replenishes water-based hydration, while Indigo Balm helps to soothe and lock that moisture into the skin and support the skin barrier for longer-lasting comfort.
Can I use this routine every day?
Yes. The Skin Barrier Repair Routine is designed for daily use, morning and evening, to help maintain hydration and support a healthy skin barrier.
Is this routine safe for children?
Yes. Our gentle formulas are safe for sensitive skin for all ages. If you're caring for a young child or have concerns about a specific skin condition, we recommend consulting your pediatrician or dermatologist.
How long does it take to notice results?
Many people notice improved hydration and comfort after the first few uses. For skin that has been dry or compromised for a long time, consistent daily use over several weeks may provide the best results.
Can I use this with prescription treatments?
Yes. This routine is designed to provide gentle moisturization alongside doctor-prescribed treatments. If you have questions about your specific treatment plan, we recommend following your healthcare provider's guidance.
